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Congratulations Chuck! Keep up the good work and keep us posted! :) Luis

I also hear that the following titles are rather interesting... Forbidden Creatures, by Peter Laufer Animal Underworld, by Alan Green Animal Investigators, by Laurel A Neme PhD Cheers! Luis

The illegal wildlife trade is alive and well, despite our best efforts to curb it. By far the largest contributor to illegal wildlife smuggling is for skins and food in Asian markets. My philosophy is, if you're going to take it from the wild, whether illegally or not, it should be intended for...

Stunning animal! :) Luis

We're working mainly with T.q.quadricornis. We do have a pair of T.q.gracilior acclimating so I'm not stressing them with breeding until they're ready. Patience is a virtue! :) Luis

Send it this way while you're at it! :) Luis

Ha Harry! I wish I had the space to acquire more than a pair! We'll be looking to re-home a few of these deremensis juveniles soon, so once that's all been taken care of we can begin expanding our cham operation. ;) Daniel, email sent! :) Luis

T.q.gracilior also exhibit red toe nails. Males tend to be lighter with more yellow on and around the cheeks. We just acquired our first pair of T.q.gracilior so we're still a little fuzzy on some of the details. :) Luis

Don't worry Laurie, we're expecting a clutch to hatch in the next month or two! ;) Luis

I'm glad to see something is still available. I've been meaning to continue on T.q.quadricornis caresheet, but haven't had the time lately! Thanks, Luis

Thanks for compliments harry! Please excuse our site though, it's in transition and I haven't ironed everything out just yet. But you can check out a few galleries and feel free to get in touch with us if you have any questions. :) Cheers! Luis

The lizard king has been out for quote a while. It's actually about the misadventures of Strictly Reptiles. There is a new book that was released a week or two ago titled Stolen World. This is mainly about Hank Molt and Tom Crutchfield. :) Luis

Hey Benny, We've successfully kept pairs and trios (1.2) together in larger enclosures. The typical suggestions apply, plenty of space, foliage and branches. One thing I've noticed, however, is try not to remove the females for any amount of time, even after layign eggs etc. Males will often...

Well, to be honest, the care sheets I've sent is about as good as it gets, but you can see what the differences are in the galleries. The common names are as follows... U. ebanaui - Spearpoint Leaf Tail Gecko U. fimbriatus - Giant Leaf Tail Gecko U. giganteus - White Eyed Leaf Tail Gecko...

Howdy! Well, there is some sound advice already given. I would recommend reading the care sheets we have posted on http://www.uroplatus.org . We have one for fimbriatus and lineatus as well as the holy grail of care sheets (IMHO anyway) for phantasticus written by Mike Martin. Now, having...

They look great Chuck! We're actually preparing to couple up our couples in a few weeks. Hopefully we'll see the same luck as last year! Good work and if you're interested in trading blood, let drop me a line! ;) Luis

Looking good Chuck! But do you think she was a little agitated at what was staring at her from across the room?! I know our Meller's freaks out when I take our 7' carpet python out of his enclosure. :P Luis

If they've successfully bred more than a few times there is no need to continue stressing her out over the situation. We don't do anything special to lower/raise the temps. Our seasonal changes are enough for them to notice the difference. This time of the year it can get as low as 55° at night...

Congratulations on a successful breeding! We've raised a few clutches and have committed much our efforts to continuing work with T. deremensis. We cool ours down around this time of the year and notice the males will usually stop eating and roam about their enclosures until they find a female...

Congrats Laurie! :) Luis